Yes. Ozone’s reactivity and oxidation properties make it the best weapon against mold spores and organic matter. It attacks and neutralizes these intruders while leaving no harmful residue. And ozone can also treat mold in difficult-to-reach places inside your car. It provides an effective solution for mold issues before they escalate.
After ozone treatment, it will revert to regular oxygen, leaving behind no harmful by-products. This is a safe choice for mold prevention. We prefer this treatment as it doesn’t contribute to further contamination or pose additional health risks.
Yes. Mold in a car is dangerous if it’s been growing for a long time. Mold can cause breathing problems and other respiratory issues. When you are exposed to mold for a long driving time, you can be sneezing, having watery eyes, or coughing. It also weakens your immune system.
Your car trunk is often dark, damp, and poorly ventilated. We often use our trunk to store organic food, wet clothes, umbrellas, etc. And we sometimes forget cleaning these items after use, too. With moisture trapped in and cool environment, mold will grow.
After you have a deep cleaning services and your car no longer has a funky smell, there are some things you can do to prevent a recurrence of mold.
The most important thing you can do to avoid the growth of mold in your car is to keep an eye on the moisture levels. If it’s a really rainy day or you spill a drink, make sure to dry up as much as you can. Or you can take note of if it doesn’t seem to be drying.
Trying to keep your car a dry clean space while parking. It will help against mold spores latching onto your vehicle’s interior.
And you should replace cabin Air Filters frequently. A clean cabin air filter in your car can significantly reduce the chance that mold will grow inside your AC system.
Yes, but you can’t eliminate mold in car with heat only.
Why?
Because you can’t heat up your car up to the level that can kill mold. And heat also can’t kill mycotoxins. This is the harmful substances mold occasionally produces which can trigger serious health problems.
Also, mold spores still grow inside car without proper cleaning method.
No. In fact, ozone will kill and stop the mold spores from sprouting. But it is not a viable option for getting rid of all of the mold.
So, to completely get rid of the problem, we will need to:
Why we choose this way?
By using ozone after the surface has been cleaned, we can kill all of the spores that are not visible but still present in your car. These spores are the root cause that could allow for the mold to regrow. Also, using ozone will completely get rid of the mildew smell that was left behind.